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SWIFT 2.0 will serve as a single touch point for EXIM clearances by onboarding PGAs and consolidating data fields, document codes and LPCO/NOC requirements, with CDSCO, WCCB, MeitY and Textile Committee integrated alongside AQCS, PQMS and FSSAI. MeitY-issued duty concession and registration exemption certificates and Textile Committee test reports will be digitally linked to Bills of Entry, removing physical production. New document codes and uploads are prescribed and authorities are collocated on Customs IT infrastructure for unified NOC processing. Functionalities will be piloted for stakeholder feedback; phased onboarding completes by specified rollout deadlines with advisories to follow.
SWIFT 2.0 will serve as a single touch point for EXIM clearances by onboarding PGAs and consolidating data fields, document codes and LPCO/NOC requirements, with CDSCO, WCCB, MeitY and Textile Committee integrated alongside AQCS, PQMS and FSSAI. MeitY-issued duty concession and registration exemption certificates and Textile Committee test reports will be digitally linked to Bills of Entry, removing physical production. New document codes and uploads are prescribed and authorities are collocated on Customs IT infrastructure for unified NOC processing. Functionalities will be piloted for stakeholder feedback; phased onboarding completes by specified rollout deadlines with advisories to follow.
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